Can Wacom Intuous tablet scroll a window up/down… by dragging the window area itself ?

Hi

– Can an Intous stylus/tablet be set up to scroll a window by clicking and dragging the window area itself?

Background:
I use the Intuous Graphics Tablet: WACOM – INTUOS (6.5 inches?) Model:GD-0405-R / *GD-0405-R* under Windows2000.
WACOM TABLET SYSTEM, DRIVER VERSION 4.76

– Does anyone know if there is any way to set it up
so that you can scroll a window by dragging
the stylus across a window area?

(To create a similar effect to a wheelmouse’s wheel!!)

By the way, if find this little tablet truely excellent for avoiding RSI in general. (Including using general purpose, non-graphical software). I use the "mapping" feature quite a lot though for best results. I have a wheelmouse too which I also use.
BTW, I am using the basic pen that came with the Intuous. all it has is two ends and a button on the site.
Though I believe the button itself has two ends…

Ship
Shiperton Henethe

Hi

– Can an Intous stylus/tablet be set up to scroll a window by clicking and dragging the window area itself?

Background:
I use the Intuous Graphics Tablet: WACOM – INTUOS (6.5 inches?) Model:GD-0405-R / *GD-0405-R* under Windows2000.
WACOM TABLET SYSTEM, DRIVER VERSION 4.76

– Does anyone know if there is any way to set it up
so that you can scroll a window by dragging
the stylus across a window area?

(To create a similar effect to a wheelmouse’s wheel!!)

By the way, if find this little tablet truely excellent for avoiding RSI in general. (Including using general purpose, non-graphical software). I use the "mapping" feature quite a lot though for best results. I have a wheelmouse too which I also use.
BTW, I am using the basic pen that came with the Intuous. all it has is two ends and a button on the site.
Though I believe the button itself has two ends…

Ship
Shiperton Henethe

On Thu, 4 Sep 2003 14:32:17 +0100, "Shiperton Henethe" wrote:

Hi

– Can an Intous stylus/tablet be set up to scroll a window by clicking

dragging the window area itself?

Background:
I use the Intuous Graphics Tablet: WACOM – INTUOS (6.5 inches?) Model:GD-0405-R / *GD-0405-R* under Windows2000.
WACOM TABLET SYSTEM, DRIVER VERSION 4.76

– Does anyone know if there is any way to set it up
so that you can scroll a window by dragging
the stylus across a window area?

(To create a similar effect to a wheelmouse’s wheel!!)

By the way, if find this little tablet truely excellent for avoiding RSI in general. (Including using general purpose, non-graphical software). I use the "mapping" feature quite a lot though for best results. I have a wheelmouse too which I also use.
BTW, I am using the basic pen that came with the Intuous. all it has is two ends and a button on the site.
Though I believe the button itself has two ends…

Ship
Shiperton Henethe

Hit H for Hand and then reposistion to your hearts content. When finished, learn the shortcut for returning to where you were, like B for Brush.

Borge in Perth, Australia

That’s brilliant! – precisely what I was looking for.
EXCEPT that it only works in Photoshop…!! 🙁

I am a web designer and spend most of my time
in other (Windows2000) appliations.

Is there any way to configure the stylus buttons
so that we can scroll a ms Windows window?!
(Atleast vertically would do…)

Ship
Shiperton Henethe

"borge" wrote in message

On Thu, 4 Sep 2003 14:32:17 +0100, "Shiperton Henethe" wrote:

Hi

– Can an Intous stylus/tablet be set up to scroll a window by clicking

and

dragging the window area itself?

Background:
I use the Intuous Graphics Tablet: WACOM – INTUOS (6.5 inches?) Model:GD-0405-R / *GD-0405-R* under Windows2000.
WACOM TABLET SYSTEM, DRIVER VERSION 4.76

– Does anyone know if there is any way to set it up
so that you can scroll a window by dragging
the stylus across a window area?

(To create a similar effect to a wheelmouse’s wheel!!)

By the way, if find this little tablet truely excellent for avoiding RSI in general. (Including using general purpose, non-graphical software). I use the "mapping" feature quite a lot though for best results. I have a wheelmouse too which I also use.
BTW, I am using the basic pen that came with the Intuous. all it has is two ends and a button on the site.
Though I believe the button itself has two ends…

Ship
Shiperton Henethe

Hit H for Hand and then reposistion to your hearts content. When finished, learn the shortcut for returning to where you were, like B for Brush.

Borge in Perth, Australia